Reform of public works contracts urgently needed, Oireachtas committee told
Transport chief highlights ‘significant’ threats to rollout of road projects under NDP
Fuel retailers have faced ‘abuse bordering on violence’ over price hikes
Motorists due to pay ‘up to €700’ more this year compared to 2020, AA says
Hold off on filling your car, emergency excise duty cut is coming
Inside Politics: Extra measures needed to offset cost of living due to war in Ukraine
Ukraine replaces Covid as top of the agenda for foreseeable future
Inside Politics: Housing and financial supports most pressing needs for refugees
Reduce e-scooter speed limits to 12 km/h, campaigners for visually impaired say
Government proposes 25 km/h speed limit but organisations say this is too fast
TII must work with other groups to avoid infrastructure project delays – chairman
Gareth Llewellyn to tell Oireachtas Committee TII will play part in State’s climate targets
Transport officials defend exclusion of south Dublin metro from NDP
Old plan had included a underground to Sandyford but it was not in the updated NDP
‘Limited’ funding for road projects in planning phase during first years of NDP
Transport Infrastructure Ireland will tell TDs that funding is close to €1 billion
Air passengers should not have to pay more than €50 for Covid test, report says
People arriving from EU, US and Canada do not have to self-isolate for two weeks if PCR test is negative
Aer Lingus seeks Manchester slots for transatlantic flights
Airline considers launching flights from Britain to US next year
IRFU has no interest in acquiring FAI’s stake in Aviva Stadium
Rugby body met Department of Sport officials about football organisation’s finances
FAI sought Government ‘bailout’ of €18m, says Ross
Liquidation of football body being examined but Minister wants to ‘avoid that at all costs’
‘No question’ of bailout for FAI, says Ross
Staff ‘none the wiser’ about potential job losses following talks with management
FAI frustration grows over political interference in how association does its business
John Foley's decision not to take up role as interim chief executive the latest setback to organistaion
‘Cyclists versus motorists’ rhetoric must stop, TD says
Oireachtas committee told of verbal and physical harassment of people on bicycles
Investigation into FAI finances and corporate governance delayed
Firm examining the FAI’s finances in forensic detail was due to submit report this week
Delaney’s FAI deal fails to protect against potential actions
Inquiries concerning corporate governance at association yet to reveal findings
Changing climate? ‘In the last year or so there have been hopeful signs’
Research Lives: Dr Diarmuid Torney, DCU assistant professor in environmental politics
FAI members must ‘come to the fore’ to reform organisation
Sport Ireland chair ‘livid’ to learn Deloitte had filed notice with CRO about soccer body
Former sports minister defends praising John Delaney
Patrick O’Donovan says ex FAI boss was ‘a great man to bring out the cheque book’
Oireachtas committees warned to stay within their remit after Angela Kerins case
TDs and Senators given extensive legal advice and told to treat witnesses with respect
Healy-Rae accused of behaving like a ‘leprechaun’ at committee
Kerry TD unrepentant over failure to ask FAI’S John Delaney any questions
Oireachtas committee still awaiting information from FAI
Board members believed to have discussed Delaney’s future at some length
A mile a day can keep our childhood obesity problem at bay
Ian O’Riordan: Many countries have found the Daily Mile improves fitness and creativity
Air travel safety watchdog planning for post-Brexit flight chaos
‘There would be a danger that flights to the UK could halt’, Oireachtas committee hears
Basil Geoghegan set to become chairman of DAA
Banker and lawyer will succeed Pádraig Ó Riordáin at the State airport company
Luas trams moving at ‘slow jogging pace’ through city centre
Transport Infrastructure Ireland chief says traffic congestion ‘a symptom of economic success’
Extended GAA-Sky TV deal draws red card from Fianna Fáil
Dublin councils set to line up with provincial colleagues on return of free-to-air platform
Aer Lingus CEO Stephen Kavanagh: The man who holds the keys at Ireland’s ‘gateway’ carrier
As Aer Lingus hits 80 years old, it is following a strategy aimed at building transatlantic traffic
Lightning Dublin Port haulier blockade causes much disruption
Analysis: Irish Road Haulage Association claims strike blocked as many as 500 lorries
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